Diamond: How does multiple Place and Route assign jobs on Linux?SupportArticlePagea8862eaf-1b68-4a96-be40-7abc38092fcdFAQ/Support/AnswerDatabase/1/8/2/1829https://edge.sitecorecloud.io/latticesemi9e32-latticesemi06bb-prod9ecc-d341/media/Project/Lattice/LatticeSemi/Images/SearchThumbnails/FAQ.png?sc_lang=enThe multiple Place and Route tool in Diamond uses two different methods for assigning jobs. They are: bash rsh Jobs that are configured to be run on the local node are spawned using /bin/bash, with one place and route task assigned to one microprocessor core. Jobs spawned on the local machine require a single license. Jobs that are configured to run on a remote note are spawned using the first rsh client in the PATH. The CORENUM entry determines the number of rsh commands to be launched. The rsh command invokes /bin/bash and passes a BASH script. Each rsh command requires a single license in order for the place and route job to operate.
